INIS
triplets
100%
excited states
79%
fluorescence
67%
molecules
65%
energy
40%
emission
38%
energy gap
38%
light emitting diodes
34%
excitation
29%
design
28%
performance
27%
resonance
24%
correlations
24%
doped materials
24%
harvesting
24%
states (energy)
23%
electron correlation
20%
spin
19%
comparative evaluations
19%
coordinates
16%
wave functions
16%
values
15%
atoms
15%
hydrocarbons
15%
devices
15%
quantum efficiency
13%
configuration
13%
symmetry
12%
yields
12%
violations
11%
deactivation
11%
luminescence
11%
modeling
11%
electroluminescence
11%
assessments
11%
hybrids
11%
interfaces
11%
tuning
11%
accounting
11%
competition
11%
oxygen
11%
spectra
11%
investigations
11%
density functional method
10%
analog-to-digital converters
10%
inclusions
10%
efficiency
9%
oscillator strengths
9%
photoluminescence
9%
width
9%
Chemistry
Delayed Fluorescence
84%
Excited State
74%
Time-Dependent Density Functional Theory
42%
Band Gap
40%
Heteroatom
32%
Excited Triplet State
32%
Blue
26%
Electron Correlation
26%
Intersystem Crossing [Singlet->triplet]
25%
Exciton
21%
Calculation Method
17%
Phase Composition
15%
Triplet State
15%
Structure
13%
CASSCF Calculation
13%
Spin State
11%
Oxygen Atom
11%
Coupled Cluster
11%
Nonacene
11%
Point Group C2v
11%
Photoluminescence
11%
Organic Radical
11%
Oscillator Strength
11%
Electroluminescence
11%
Ground State
11%
Quantum Yield
11%
Density Functional Theory
9%
Excited Singlet State
9%
Photophysics
8%
Point Group D3h
7%
Point Group C3v
7%
Liquid Film
7%
Singlet State
7%
Energy Barrier
7%
Exchange Interaction
7%
Donor
5%
Excited Electronic State
5%
Charge Transfer State
5%
Electronic State
5%
Keyphrases
Computational Perspective
22%
Emissive Materials
22%
Inverted Singlet-triplet Gaps
22%
Hund's Rule
11%
Symmetry Rules
11%
Organic Radicals
11%
Optical Interface
11%
DABNA
11%
Exchange Competition
11%
Non-alternant Hydrocarbon
11%
Nonacene
11%
Design Rules
11%
Singlet-triplet Energy Gap
11%
Heptazine
11%
Orbital Localization
7%
Biradical
7%
Benzenoid
5%
Energy Extension
5%
Post-HF
5%
Photophysical Applications
5%
Light Emission Processes
5%
Energy Inversion
5%
N-tuple
5%
